MDVIP Expands Primary Care Network in New York and New Jersey with Focus on Personalized and Preventive Medicine

The MDVIP primary care network has recently expanded its services in the New York metropolitan area and New Jersey by welcoming two distinguished board-certified physicians, Dr. Monica Grover and Dr. Julie Stern. This development is significant as it brings a more personalized and preventive approach to healthcare, addressing the growing demand for patient-centered medical services that prioritize comprehensive wellness and disease prevention.

Dr. Grover, based in New York City and the Hudson Valley, specializes in women's health, offering a holistic approach that spans from reproductive years to menopause. Her practice under the MDVIP Women’s Health Program includes personalized services such as hormone balancing, postpartum care, and sexual wellness, among others. Dr. Stern, practicing in Howell, New Jersey, focuses on family medicine with an emphasis on preventive care, women's and men's health, geriatrics, and chronic disease management. Both physicians are committed to providing longer, more comprehensive consultations and ensuring 24/7 availability to their patients.

The inclusion of these physicians into the MDVIP network underscores the importance of accessible, high-quality primary care that goes beyond traditional medical services. By maintaining smaller practices, Dr. Grover and Dr. Stern can offer same or next-day appointments and personalized health assessments, which are crucial for early detection and prevention of diseases. This model not only enhances patient satisfaction but also contributes to better health outcomes, as evidenced by studies showing fewer hospitalizations and emergency room visits among MDVIP-affiliated patients.

This expansion is a testament to the evolving landscape of healthcare, where the emphasis is increasingly on preventive measures and personalized care. The MDVIP model, with its focus on comprehensive wellness programs and proven health outcomes, represents a forward-thinking approach to medicine that could serve as a blueprint for the future of primary care. For patients in New York and New Jersey, the arrival of Dr. Grover and Dr. Stern means access to a higher standard of care that prioritizes their long-term health and well-being.